with Jack Rolfe
This is a two part webinar series, which can be accesse individually, or in combination. It considers how schools can ensure that their sports coaching is of a consistently high standard, and how this quality can be controlled across a diverse workforce. This is a challenge for heads of sports and the Director of Sport, in almost all schools. It will consider best coaching practice in school sport and the mechanisms by which this can be made into common practice.
If you have missed part one, please contact us at bookings@ice-education.co.uk
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Jack Rolfe is the Founder of The Coaching Lab and UPskill, two organisations helping schools transform the way they develop coaches, teachers and sports staff. Originally from the UK and now based in Australia, Jack works with schools, clubs and governing bodies around the world to create better sporting experiences through practical, games-based coach development.
Creating Consistent Sporting Experiences Across your School Part 2 - Coaching Framework
From £85.00
Tuesday 12th January 2027
7-8:30pm
Webinar 2027
with Jack Rolfe
School subscriptions for our webinars give access to up to 5 colleagues from the same school for a discounted rate.
Up to 5 members of staff from your school can join the webinar together, each logging in from their own device, one flat rate covers everyone, rather than booking individually. Your Zoom link will be sent to each participant's email address ahead of the session, so make sure you provide a name and email for everyone who's attending. As with our individual bookings, a recording is available for 48 hours afterwards for anyone who can't make the live session.
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